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A mechanical mechanism...how...normal.

Excellent video..I sold these way back in the 60's here in Melbourne and have a "G" and the lenses..I have just acquired a new Fuji XV100V1 which interestingly uses the Aux lens system ...Always loved the old Yashy's ..Great units..Cheers..

Great video with loads of useful information. Thanks so much!

I got mine with a stuck film advance lever that i fixed in 2 minutes and now its working fine

Late to the Nikon F2 and awaiting results of first couple of film but I’ve been amazed by how good the metering system is on the Canon T90. Vastly overlooked

Wonderful video, the store indeed has an amazing history. I am thinking about buying that camera as its beeing sold for 25€ here in Austria. What is the camera just left above your head on the shelf, the one with the asymmetrical top? Thanks

7:30 it is not what you think. it is just a light leak from frame around lens. it always have the same place. so it should be just a bad anti reflection design. i dont see here any exposure differences.

Je mag rolfims in een plastic kokertje NOOIT in een koelkast bewaren of invriezen want dan krijg je gegarandeerd problemen met het schutblad en film door vocht . Vroeger heb ik tientallen Rollei R 400 S en R 80 S kunnen afschrijven . Die werden ook in een kokertje geleverd . Ze waren ook in de koeling of vriezer bewaard dus allemaal vochtvlekjes op de film .

Bonjour. Il y a un triangle et un cercl, sur l’objectif, où la distance en mètres (ft) est marquée.Comment utiliser ces marquages ?. Merci

I have all the F bodies and the F2 is my favorite

¿How much time spend the scanner in the maximum resolution for a 35 mm film? I stay thinking about buying one of this! Thank you

Looking forward to seeing your results.

Mine has a burnt pixel sadly

Great and best Video to Zone system. Thank You! But one question is left. HP5 in ID-11 at ISO 250 minus 15% as I have heard. But then: Developing time in relation to ISO 400 minus 15% or to ISO 250 minus 15%??

Nice results, Just got 2 of these lenses , 3.2 - 35mm and a 4 -85 mm out of my fathers collection today who was a collector (about 650 pieces he had) you might even have met him some times at de fotografica beurs, :) as i see you are collecting as well. Took them home together with a few Leicas + extra lenses and going to test them on my camera.

Great historical review! I just purchased a Kiev 4a and am inspired by knowing more about its birth and development. Contax DNA, what a wonderful concept.

Can you please share the website you buy this film for this cheap price. Also do they ship to Australia? The Adox I bought previously cost over double my Ilford film. In my experience this film is very expensive.

hello thanks for the video, i was wonder if you can tell me what battery does this camera use.

I too still have a EPSON 3170. It's probably 20+ yrs old, still going strong.

the reason is because you are addicted to cameras and the reasons given are rationaization for the former. I suffer from the same affliction.

The DNA of the Leica M3 is in the Yashica/Nicca YF. I own both and it is obvious.

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Hi, are you still planning on making a video on the Arsat 30mm f/3.5 lens? I couldn’t find it on your channel.

Hi, hoe vind jij deze in vergelijking met de Rollei B35?

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Please remember that Fuji film is now made in the US by Kodak so don't expect to get those pre 2000 Fuji colors!

The Super Takumar was kind of middle version, the later one was called “Super multi coated” I believe.

There’s always some pure white and pure black in my b&w images. I follow Adams work, he’s fantastic. Cool upload guys, I’ll watch the others as well 👍

Nice video, I have a vito CLR too

Thank you! I want a c4000

uhhhhh ummmmmmm uhhhhhhh ummmmm jeez

Hans looks like one pf the brothers in Simon & Simon.

I have just bought myself a 1955 Kiev 2. Now learning how to use it but so far so good!! Thanks for the video.

So cool. But I can't find part 2 & part 3. Please help me. Thank you very much

I'm sure you already made your decision, but here's hoping you went with Rolleiflex 1937.

it is not suppported on widows 11. i was looking at newer 4490. neither is that.

thanks for this great info. i prefer using scanner because i can use infra red dust and scratch removal. does this have it? do i need to get v600?

2:00 Technically speaking, there were variants of the F3 that employed an autofocus mechanism ... the F3/AF. So the F4 was a 2nd generation Nikon autofocus product.

helped me out when i ended up with an old Polaroid one step rf, turns out the rf stands for range finder and really helps getting shots in focuse

Great information, and easy to follow ... Now to put it into practice!

I see in another video a man putting ISO 800 Iin a contaflex. I have your same model, probably this one doesnt have 800 ISO?

Cool comparison & background 😎 Curious how you processed the P3200? Maybe just how they appear on TH-cam, but sample images seem pretty grainy which surprised me. Thanks! p.s. I’ve just replaced a dead FE with F2A, so looking forward to using it

Please can you tell me where is Part 3 ? Thanks.

Great video, thanks for sharing!

That Hartman Phoenix is an interesting film.

My favorite, and I still mourn losing it, is the F, purely mechanical, tough as nails and reliable.

You made out like a bandit. Congrats.

Very useful. Thanks for sharing your experience.

F4 introduced in 1988

I was able to buy a very nice 35LC (in Sweden). Mechanically everything works. Only the light meter is dead. That's not a problem with the camera, because it works perfectly without it. But do you happen to have service documents that show how it can be repaired?